The VoiceTRX100 is an AI-powered voice-tracking camera switcher that enables seamless and automated video production in hybrid meetings, podcasts, and classroom environments. By detecting active speakers and intelligently switching camera angles, it delivers a professional and engaging visual experience without the need for manual control.
With support for the Datavideo DVIP protocol over Ethernet, VoiceTRX100 integrates effortlessly into existing AV systems, offering developers and system integrators the flexibility to build customized control workflows for their unique production needs. The protocol ensures reliable communication, allowing external systems to trigger camera switching, scene changes, and status monitoring for a fully automated production setup.
DVIP (Datavideo Virtual IP) is Datavideo's proprietary IP-based control protocol, enabling remote control of compatible Datavideo devices over a network. It supports bi-directional communication, allowing seamless integration of PTZ cameras, switchers, recorders, and control panels. DVIP is scalable, works with multiple devices, and can be integrated with third-party systems for automation and advanced production control.
VoiceTRX100 uses Datavideo’s DVIP protocol over TCP/IP, allowing precise remote control of camera switching based on voice detection. It seamlessly integrates with AV systems for meeting rooms, podcasts, and classrooms.
DVIP commands cover essential functions such as enabling/disabling voice tracking, loading user profiles, and querying system status—empowering developers to build custom solutions for various production scenarios.
With a clear packet structure, TCP-based communication, and a dedicated configuration tool, the protocol is designed for easy integration into third-party control systems like Crestron, Extron, or lecture capture platforms.
The protocol ensures stable and accurate command transmission, supporting critical functions like recording, playback, and scene management in multi-camera productions and automated video workflows.
